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Chapter 178
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JacksonBy the time we lined up for what might be our last drive, my heart was beating so hard it felt like it might punch straight through my pads.RIDGEVILLE – 9CLEARWATER – 14Fourth quarter. Under a minute left.The safety had helped. Two points. A gift from whatever football god decided Clearwater’s QB should panic in his own end zone and eat a sack he never should’ve taken.But it wasn’t enough.Two points made it close.A touchdown would win it.We broke the huddle on Clearwater’s ten-yard line, student section losing their minds, band hammering some off-key version of a hype song, cheerleaders spelling out RIDGEVILLE for the thousandth time.None of it mattered.Right now it was just me, my guys, ten yards of turf…And a clock that was bleeding out.“Trips right, 42 jet fade check,” I called, voice steady even though adrenaline was dumping straight into my veins. “Watch the backside blitz. Carter, don’t let 52 breathe.”Noah grunted. “He’s mine.”We jogged to the line.The wo
Invisible To Her Bully Chapter 182
NoahBy the end of the second quarter, I was already mad at everything.The scoreboard glared back at us like it was mocking us.RIDGEVILLE – 7CLEARWATER – 14One stupid touchdown.One blown coverage on third-and-long.One busted block where I got chipped just enough for their linebacker to blow up our running back in the backfield.The kind of mistakes we knew better than to make.“Lock in!” Coach screamed from the sideline, voice hoarse and raw. “Stay sharp! This isn’t a scrimmage, Carter, get your damn hands inside!”“Yes, sir!” I yelled back, even though I was already lining up for the next snap.We dug in. Jackson called the play, voice sharp and clipped under the stadium lights. The crowd noise rose — drums pounding, cheerleaders shouting, students chanting from the stands.I tried to tune it all out.Helmet. Hands. Feet. Block.Focus.The ball snapped, and everything compressed into seconds — contact, pushing, driving my guy back just enough for Jackson to get the throw off. T
Invisible To Her Bully Chapter 181
JessaThe gym feels louder from the bleachers.It always does.Down on the floor, everything looks organized—football players lined up, cheerleaders in formation, the band ready to explode into noise. Up here, it’s chaos. Knees pressed into backs, people yelling over each other, phones already out because apparently nothing counts unless it’s documented.Mariah and I squeeze into a space halfway up the stands, knees angled sideways so we don’t knock the people in front of us unconscious.She’s already bouncing her leg.I notice because she never does that unless she’s nervous or annoyed.Or both.The band hits a sharp opening note and the gym erupts. I clap automatically, letting the noise wash over me, but my eyes are already scanning the floor.Jackson’s easy to spot. Quarterbacks always are. He stands a little straighter, shoulders squared like he’s been trained to take up space without apologizing for it. Noah’s beside him, helmet tucked under his arm, jaw tight but eyes bright.S
Invisible To Her Bully Chapter 180
NoahFriday had a pulse to it.You could feel it the second you walked into Ridgeville High — the buzzing hallways, the teachers pretending they weren’t counting down to the pep rally, the way everyone moved a little faster like the building itself was charged.Pep rally day.Game day.Homecoming week’s unofficial climax before everything spilled into Friday night lights and Saturday dresses and Sunday regrets.I should’ve been riding the high.Instead, I was half wired, half tight in the chest.Jackson slapped his locker shut beside me, grinning like he always did on game days. “You ready to destroy Clearwater tonight?”I smirked. “Always.”That part was true. Football was the one thing that still made sense no matter how chaotic everything else got. Lines. Assignments. Trust. You did your job and everything clicked.But the other part of me — the one that hadn’t existed this loudly before — was already looking past the game.Toward her.Jessa stood down the hallway with Mariah, laug
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MariahMy phone lights up just as I’m toeing off my sneakers, one heel catching on the rug and nearly taking me out.Jackson.I smile before I even answer, because apparently I’ve reached that stage of liking someone where their name alone can shift my entire mood.“Hey, quarterback,” I say, flopping back onto my bed.There’s a pause on the other end, then a breathy laugh. “You always do that.”“And you always answer,” I counter. “So I’m not seeing the problem.”He exhales — not annoyed, just tired in that end-of-day way. “You enjoying this?”“Depends,” I say lightly. “What am I enjoying?”“The fact that half the football team apparently thinks I’ve been body-snatched.”I snort. “Oh. That. Completely. I might start a scrapbook.”“Chris told me I’m ‘softer now,’” Jackson mutters. “Whatever the hell that means.”“It means you smiled at lunch instead of looking like you were plotting murder,” I say. “Character development.”“Unacceptable,” he deadpans.I grin, rolling onto my side. “Rela
Invisible To Her Bully Chapter 178
NoahBy pep rally week, Ridgeville High always felt like it was vibrating.Not just loud — anticipatory. Like the entire building knew Friday night was coming and everyone was buzzing on borrowed adrenaline.The gym was chaos.Blue-and-silver streamers hung from the railings like someone had lost a fight with tape dispensers. Poster boards leaned against the bleachers, half-lettered slogans screaming things like RIDGEVILLE PRIDE and CRUSH CLEARWATER, and someone had spilled paint on the hardwood and insisted it was “abstract spirit art.”Coach dumped the entire setup on Jackson and me — because of course he did.“Captains,” he said, clapping his hands together. “Make it happen.”Which translated to: You’re responsible if this turns into a disaster.Jackson immediately went into quarterback-general mode.“Alright, banners on the north wall. Shane, quit leaning on that ladder like it owes you money. Carter—hold that.”“I am holding it,” I said.“Then why is it sliding?”“Because Chris s
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